{White Mage has increased to level 67.}

I let out a breath of relief as I was able to reattach my limbs. I wasn’t sure if I could grow back limbs or not, but since the squirrel had abandoned the limbs after tearing them off of me one after another, they were still around to recollect. We had very cautiously made our way in, sending Alysia to go get them. Since she was my sword, I could recall her to my hand at a moments warning, and then we could duck back into our safe spawn among the traps. I had also accessed my dungeon and redesigned the hallway with a greater focus on cold and ice-based traps. Any fire monster would be doused trying to make it through that hallway.

Once we had all the limbs back, I had first reattached Terra’s limb, which was considerably easier to do as she was a golem. There were methods to do it that didn’t involve anything but her own innate abilities, although I found both Repair and Heal both would heal her injuries too. Then, it was the part I wasn’t confident I could do. When my hand started to twitch, I felt a great deal of relief.

My legs and arms burned for a few ours as the nerves reattached, but with Regeneration reinforced with Regen and my healing, it was only a matter of time before I was up again. During that time, another curious squirrel had ended up down in the trap, but it was quickly dispatched thanks to the better trap allocation. Feeling a bit more confident in my plans, I finally released the monster attractant, although I used a very small amount of it.

As soon as it was lit, we fled back to my dungeon, remaining at a safe point. We had also decided to replace the fall onto spikes which I now new wouldn’t work with a fall into a pit of something similar to liquid nitrogen. It was thicker that liquid nitrogen, but was insanely cold. It was the opposite of magma. We added slick stuff to the walls of the pit so the squirrels couldn’t cling onto them either. Basically, at the last bit of the hallway, it suddenly arced down and got slippery. A few dozen squirrels came in, and a few dozen squirrels were dispatched.

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That’s when another enemy appeared. At first, I didn’t even know what it was. It looked like magma that was just rolling across the ground. It took me a while to realize it as some kind of magma slime. I hadn’t considered encountering such a slime. It plopped down into the hallway trap and then started moving forward. It hit the first trap, and then the second. It took about a minute for the traps to magically reset, but no matter how many squirrels came at once, they were usually were all gone by the third. However, this enemy went right passed the third and continued on.

It moved forward at a slow pace, constantly sludging forward a few inches at a time. As it clearly the hallway, I was seriously starting to sweat. When it slid down the ramp and then fell into the pit, their was a small eruption as the magma struck the cold. For a moment, I thought the magma was going to keep coming. Once it reached the plant, I didn’t know what we were going to do about it. However, after boiling for a few minutes, a blackened ash thing came floating to the surface. The magma slime had finally perished.

I let out a breath of relief. Before I could say anything though, the plant immediately grabbed the slime and then consumed it. At that moment, it started to glow, and I felt a sudden burst of mana.

{Your tamed monster, Carnivorous Plant has evolved into an Ember Vine.}